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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-22
COOKERS RESUNIlSG.

By Monday MI the Works will BIO Running.
ourtailed Pig Production.
PlrTssuRau, Pa, July 2l.-The strikers
arc resuming work in the coke regions,
and by Monday it is expected that all the
works will be in operation. The Union,
Mayfeld, Donley, stoneryille, Mullen and
Southwest Works. Nos. l, 2 and 3 started
up to-day with large forces. Everything
is quiet and as eocn as resumption ia de-.
clared general, the Pinkerton men will be
Withdrawn. Nv: Tga.y1z TET7i :
Since the strike was inaugurated eleven
weeks ago, 4s blast furnacea were COM
PEELED to shut down on account of the
scarcity Of coke. This hss reduced the
production Of pig iron 100000 tons. II is
thought that with resumption Of opera
tons, however, the production will be in
creased 10000 toms a week before the
middle Of August, - !.
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IT MEANS BUSINESS.
W. i L. E. RAILROAD EXTENSION
'urvcyed from Bowerstown nearly to Mar.
Tins ferry..signlncnncs OF Some other.
Nailrond Rumors In this Connection.
Wheeling TO be Bcnsntted.

Last evening CORPS Of twelve civil on !.
plnoers and ass,atan,a or,,rad - ,r..t;n,,
Fo,rv ara ~. :. ~ trsu ~ tu" w .' .
n neffy anu pun up az the hanover hotel.
They are employed in running the line i
ox,oro,or 80, A.. o .a'.o'u ~ i''
tn.a;nna A :. nom 'ue p1eaeh1 temporary
, ,,,, u. conversion ohlo, on the Fan.
Handle forty miles from Wheeling, to tho
original terminus as protected, ,tha 1ci.y
l;m;is Of Tho o,,v 81 ,vtsa,,.. o Wy
toun.,;n ~ NY wy - /" nee''ng' IN tho
soNns14p o. rease' and county OF Bel
mont, IN the State Of Ohio" This Is tho
technical description Of the point \. tbe
yest end of the nro,oc,od ,oi,,a., go =. .ao
over Tho rvar frpm 1 Nost. iaIirpao ofiuge
MARITIME Ferry. - "'A5 v y n 'eslle 70
This eorns n e,,;, oar. ,,..,. -, = !, ~
pleted its work to Glenno e' ,un c1 9aI.
miles mn ths ,;v,r m i ~ S,i run, a low 9
finish the line ia now th tn0 S Unio s,ae' 10
hnnra - :; 80 % a ~ 'ae WORK Oh lew
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-22

CLEVELAND, July 2l.--The Democratic
State Convention was called to order ut
II o'clock this morning in Music Hall by
Henry BOIL, Of Marietta, chairman o! the
State Executive committee. Notwith.
standing ths fact that the temperature
stood at IS, at least three Thousand spec.
tators, many Of them ladies', were present.
Senator Henry 3. Payne entered the hall
just before the Convention opened, and
was loudly cheered. There was no ten.
porary organization, and Hon. George l..
ssney, Of Titlln, at once took his place as
permanent chairman. In his speech Mr..
seney said there were no quarrels in the
Democratic family. Every Democrat
seemed to know who would BIO his candi.
date in 1883, and all were satisfied. Zap.
plause) He eulogizsd ex-senator Thur.
man, saying that he would have honorod
the office OF Governor. After apesking OF
the various candidates for Governor, he
said all is in harmony In the Republican
party. Every tomahawk and ecalping
knife, he declared, was sharpensd
for the fight at Toledo next week. His
reference to the Presidential contest
between Blaine and Sherman we're up.
plauded. He charged that Governor For
aker'a Administration had been permeated
by desire to prolong the interests OF tbs
Democratic party rather than tho interests
Of the peopIs. Referring to Cleveland'e
Administration he said, that go Well had
it's power been uaed that now it has little
ii any opposition, except from those who
expect to ask favors from the Republican
party. About Civil Service reform, he
eaid: "While all Democrats give the Adj
ministration hearty support, there are
many who would feel better satiniied if all
Republicans remaining In office were
promptly turned out and their places i'll
ed by Democrats. AS to this feature OF
the situation the resolves OF this conysn-
ton ought not to be uncertain in meaning
or sound. II We believe that Democrats
instead Of Republicans should assist
Democratic President in administering the
Government, let us have the courage OF
our convictions and here so declare; II it
be the Civil Service law that keeps Re.
publicans in and Democrats out oil public
service, lot us strike boldly and high, and
demand OF our party representatives at
Washington III the Senate and House to
labor and vote for immediate and uncon-
ditional repeal Of the law"
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sIxty.one lounds md n Draw.

Providence, R. l., July sl.-Near the
Connecticut line, and not far from q lone
" village, last night there was gathered
the largest crowd Of sporta that Rhode
lsland ever saw at prize ring confetti.
Ike Weir, the "Bslfast Spider" and Jack
Ravlin, had friends from neighboring
cities present. After all the immediate
details had been arranged, Weir being
weighed in ct 1l6 pounds aud Havlin at
10, the fight started. The "Spider" got
the credit Of first blood, but Havlin got
the first knock down. sixty-ona rounds
were fought, and although the fight WAS
declared a draw. everything seemed to ia.
vor Havlin after the thirtieth round.
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A BURSTING FL1-wuEEL
Aills One Mnn and Throws Six Hundred
'a.H. Out OF Work. a7t.a. I'D, .s...

Kills One Mnn and Throws SIX Hundre d
iIaH Out Of Work. $50 I.g ,5,g,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 2l.-An &C.
cldent occurred at the Roam Iron Com.
psny's steel mill this morning which re-
suited in the death Of one workman and
serious injury OF another. The dy.wheel
of mammoth engine working blooming
rolla burst and tore up the roof Of the
mill. Engineer Hord and another work
man was sleeping under the shed when
the exp!osion occurred and were buried
under the debris Of the roof. Hord was
killed Instantly and the other man was
seriously hurt. The loss will be about
IS 900, and delay Of three OF four weeks
will be occasioned. Six hundred hands
will be thrown out OF work,
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The National Civil Service Reform
League is to hold its annual meeting at
Newport, August 8, and Mr.. George Will
lam Curtis is 10 deliver one of his annual
platitudes Oh tho beauties OF reformed
Democracy. He has more material to
deal with than he had last year, when he
blamed the Democracy for not allowing
Mr.. Cleveland to be IS good man as the
Muswumps would like him to he. z.
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A NEW Is Il o. DEAL,


Ives and staynor sut Satisfied with G arretts
Shuttle.
New YoRK, July 2l.-The World to-mor-
row will publish the following: Henry
Ives and George Il. staynor have
sued Robert Garrett. Yesterday they
commenced two actions in the Supreme
Court Of this State and the summons in
each case was served upon MIR. Garrett
last night at Victoria Hotel. One action
is Tor the specific performance on the part
OF MIR. Garrett Of contract made
between him and Henry s. Ives
and George Staynor for delivery to last
named at q fixed Gum controlling inter
est in the stock OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad which carries with it both tele.
graph and express companies. The other
suits for pecuniary damages for the break.
ing Of this contract. This action on
tho part Of Ives and Staynor WIS hastened
on account Of Mr.. CARROTS contem.
plated departure for Europe to.mor-
row. The complaints in the two
suits will be drawn up and
served as coon as possible. Ex-Governor
Hoadley, OF Ohio, is Ivey and Staynors'
counsel. ,5g.,a. y ~ - ~ ~ " - -
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QUEENSTOWN, July 2l.-.Hon. Simon
Cameron and party arrived here to-day
from New York on the steamship Brit.
tanic, and proceeded for Liverpool on tho
same vessel. Mr.. Cameron stood the voy-
age well and found himself at it's termina.
ton in the enjoyment Of full vigor. He
calculated remaining in Europe until the
end OF September, and expects to spend
most Of his time in making a tour Of Eng.
land, Scotland, France and Germany, =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-22
MALLORY WAS A FESTIVAL !.
For tho Celery City Boss-They Pounded

For tho Celery City Boys-They Pounded
Him Fsnrfnlly. 2ls@
Special Dispatch TO The Iatellioeneer. I
sANDuskr, O., July 2l.-The sanduskys
found Mallory rich ripe berry to-day
and hit him for Is bases, with total Of
%. Wheeling only got five clean hits of
CLARK, two Of them being triples. " Tho
game was distinguished by the fine field.
ing on both sides, the errors being almost
e1cnseable In every case. McVay, San
dusky's new fielder, made most fayosa.
bic IMPRESSION. Outside the heavy bat
ting, Clark's pitching was the best feature.
The Wheelings, 1t may DO said, put up a
magnificent gamo in tho field and are
playing to win. Score: l,~7'
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Another Road Incorporated,

It looks as If some OF the citizens in tho
northern part Of Ohio were incorporating
railroads for the purpose of circumventins
the Interstate Commerce law. However,
the case in point may be- the fountain
head OF a great railroad Syndicate. The
Secretary, Of State has incorporated tho
Cleveland &Wheeling Railroad Company,
extending through the counties Of Carroll,
Harrison, Jeferaon md Belmont. 9 Tho
termini are in Sharrodsville, Orange Town
ship, Carroll county, mud Bellaire, Bel
mont county. J. g. Pemerine, John Z.
Fisher, q. T. spangler, J.. w. Cass!ngham,
Charles Blood and Harry O. Herbig are
the iucorporatora. X 80. :,
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THE Sheriff Of Fayette county, Pennsyl-
yania, says the coke operators are to pay
the Pinksrton mercenaries. The opera.
tors ssy that the Sheriff called for the Pin
ke,ton sharpshooters, and tits none Of their
funeral. Possibly .Pinkerton will be
patriotic enough to 90 without any filthy
luCre on this occasion. q
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CONDENSED FROM THE WIRES.

Fire laat night in tho malt house Of Y.
q. sweatman, Philadelphia, caused loss
Of $4,000, insured. ,5Si,f 81, q Z!
Thomas Crowly, formerly Of Grafton,
was yesterday appointed messenger in
the office Of the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue Miller. -
Secretary Fsirchild has appointed ",
A. Ferrelt, Of Louisiana, to be Supervising
Architect Of the Treasury at salary Of
s.. 500 per annum. Il. 8
Another cut in the price OF Lima crude
oil was made yesterday. Two cents and
a half per barrel was taken OF, making tho
price now 10 cents.
Rev. Mother Emelia, Superior Of the
Order Of Sisters Of St. Mary in America,
died Last night at the home convent Of
the order in Lockport, N. Y. N p
Z The President made the following an.
pointment: John G.. Walker, Of Texas, to
be Secretary OF the Legation and Consul
General Of the o. 8. at Bogota.
Ex.Oongresumsn Asa H. Glover died
at Georgetown, KY, yesterday, alter q
lingering illness from heart disease, aged
TO-. He was relative OF President Oleve.
land and native OF New York. 77i,g0I.
Z Peter Burkhardt, aged 10. a wealthy
farmer near Petersburg, Va, having be.
come Jealous OF his young wife, deiiber-
ately shot her dead in the presence Of
their four.year old boy and then killed
himself. 55,sy ia 81
The boiler OF E. L. Chamberlain's saw
mill, at Kingston, Ont, exploded yester.
day, wrecking tue mill, killing Dorsey
Scott, (colored) fireman, and injuring Mi.
Chamberlain, the engineer and proprietor
and two or three others. n, Z.
i Frank J. Taylow, Of Georgia, died Wed-
neaday night at the Palace Hotel, Cincin-
natl, from the effects OF the heat. He was
formerly journalist serving the CONNER
cial Gazette and st. Louis Globe. Democrat,
and later private Secretary for Evangelist
Sam Jones. at the time Of bis death he
! vast Circuit Court stenographer in Georgia,
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TOO MUCH IMMIGRATION.
The Junior American Mechanics tako High
Ground on tho SuDloCt. 81 ~. Z.

The Junior American Mechanics tnko High
Ground on the Subject. "A q
Eslx, Pa, July 2l.-At yesterdays
stste convention Of the Junior Order Of
United American Mecanics, 800 delegates
we're present, representing membership
Of 10000 In Pennsylvania. A resolution
wau adopted that a memorial from the
order be presented to the next Congress
asking that per capita tag be- imposed
by law on the foreign emigrants landing
at American ports. Z. ;.
Congress will also be asked TO prohibit
the landing Of pauper emigrants, and to
pass law requiring that foreign-born
residents shall live as citizens 81 years be-
fore becoming eligible to Office. Harry
A. Keil, Of Pittsburgh, was elected State
Councillor. The next annual convention
will be held at Wilkesbarre July 10, 1883.
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The Cleveland convention said lots of
nice things about the President, but the
real voice Of the party was heard in the
give.us.the-ohices speech Of the Chairman.
Isn't 1t odd, by the way, that when q
Democratic orator wishes to hear the
"boys in the trsnchea" cheer, he has only
to say something affecting about turning
out Republicans and turning in Demo
Gratis? Catches 'em every time.
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Sheet Iron nIauufactarer..

PrTrssuRaH, Pa, July 2l.-The Nation
al Sheet Iron Manufacturers Association
meets at Cresson, Pa, tomorrow. Since
the organization three months ago, prices
have been advanced and the list is being
maintained. The committee appointed to
look after differentiation Of imported
sheet iron, will DO fully prepared at the
next meeting Of Congress to take some Of
tective move. :, lT.''71
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Monmouth Races. d

NEw YoRH, July 2l.-There was q large
attendance ut Monmouth Park to-day.
First race, handicap, seven-eighths Of a
mile. Erastus won time ! 30. Second
race, handicap for 2.year.olds, three.quar.
ters Of mile. Tristan won !; time, 1:l79.
Third race, the Barnegat stakes, for old
II miles. Hanover won; time 244l,
Fourth race, handicap / miles. Hypasia
won; time 1881. Fifth race, selling purge
l mile. saluda won; time las. Sixth
race, handicap steeple chaae, short course.
Leroy won time 3l5 rs, l5is;2 NJ
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From the Gay Capital Of France,

PARIS, July 2l.-The Chamber OF Dapu-
ties today voted 100000 franco for the
temporary resumption Of the performance
BY the Opera Comiquc company, whose
theatre was recently destroyed by FIRE.
Tbs Senate to-day passed the mobiliza-
ton bill by q vote OF LIZ to 50: 3 l5S
Baron seilliese, who was yesterday
released from the lunatic aoylum,
left for America. }'lIls:f' J I. r :. y m
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HALLWAY Station Agents..

MINNEAPOLIS, July el.-The first bust
ness before the National Railway Station
Agents. Association this morning was the
report on Van Campen, Chrirman Of the
Committee on organization Of q mutual
guarantee association for the benefit Of
railway employees. This new organization
receives the sanction OF railway officials
and will aoon be incorporated. The. Asso-
citation decided to hold It's next meeting
at Mammoth Gave, Ky, accepting the
invitation presented last evening. Several
papers were read by prominent members
and discussed by the Association. IN
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HoosEEn ELECTION FoRa Ens.
A Witncss Let's tho Cat Out OF tho Bag.
How the Job Was Worked. ~ -,

A Witness Lots tho Cat Out OF tho Bag
How the Job Was Worked.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 2l.-In the
tally sheet cases today, States evidence
witness Perkins testified directly to hav-
ing personally altered some Of the multi.
piled sheets in the presence and
at the express request Of the 9th.
er defendsnte, and ! told further
how the defendant, Metcalt, had
purchased acid to be used on \ tally
sheets, and to experiments made by the
letter to determine the SUCCESS of the al.
tera!iona. He also testified that defend
ants had raised aud applied $4,000 for
the corruption of the first grand iury by
which they were fret investigated. The
testimony hes created q great sensation
hero, fslI .} .i ~ gr..,I. y rs
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The irightiul accident on the Erie Rail-
road Seems to be ono OF the calamities for
which nobody is to blame. 1t would
make it no better if the fault could be To-
Gated, though it might aerve to prevent
another similar butchery. Ono Of the
saddest features Of the affair is, that all
the dead men leave wives. H.
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PlTTsBuRdu, Pal July al.-some fifty
members of the Pittsburgh Press Club,
accompanied by their wives and ladies,
left for Atlantic City this morning as
guests OF tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company. Special cars for the accommo.
dation Of tho Press Club were attached to
the train, which carried nearly 500 other
excrrsioniets. They will remain at the
seashore several daya. 81 & 81 !, ID y 81;
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Ho7E the interesting fact that the Ohio

SoTE the interesting fact that the Ohio
'7noc:ats do not want tho Internal Rev.
. lax taken of whisky. This is the
a:Ssy significant when we remember that
the dis.illers keep lobby in Washington
to make sure that the whisky tax is kept
conveniently high. Still there are those
who conacientiously think the tax should
be continued in the interest OF morality.
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Three In Ono Family Drowned.

KINGSTON, Or, July 2l.-News comes
from Arden Of a sad drowning accident
there last night. Mrs. w. B. Mills, her
two daughters and sister.in.law went into
the lake there to battle. One OF the
daughters got beyond hor depth and the
others went to her rescue. q The result
was that all except tho younger, daughter
were drowned = SO 9I!5iN,
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MlNEoLA, TEXAS, July 2l.-Wm. John.
son, desperate, shot and killed Baker, a
saloon keeper, Tuesday night, and then fled
the country. The Sheriff pursued him
with bloodhounds and found the criminal
in swamp. He shot the dogs and one Of
the deputies, but was arrested and with.
out further ceremony was lynched.
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ruEpLor ruIcKENs.
fldslits's Fair Exchange Clerk Arrested
II Confederate Of Harper.

fidslits's Fair Exchange Clerk Arrested as
u Confederate of Harper.
ClsclSSArr, O., July 2l.-Afiea Josie
Holmes, who WAS exchange clerk Of the
late Fidelity National Bank, and whose
visits and consultations with Mr.. E. L.
Harper, late Vice President OF the bank,
caused his removal to the Dayton jail,
was to-day served with warrant charging
her with aiding and abetting Harper in
his illegal conduct, for which he Is now
awaiting trial. Upon being arraigned
abe waived examination and was required
to give q bond of $1,000. This has not
been done and she is still In custody. #
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Ircn1E COURT HOUSE,
Postofhcs and Store Plundercd-Gsn. Harris
seriously Injured by n Cow.
Special Dispdtch 10 he Instlfoers, N s6tHi.4

NFsS''' "FN''s' W VIC HWttttptaCfs .t.Ns .UH.
RICHIE, O. H. July 2l..ABphen 4
striokler's store at CORVALLIS, this county,
was entered'by burglars last night. About
fifty dollars worth Of goods were taken.
The poatotlice, which Is in the same build.
Ing, WIS also robbed Of stamps and mail
matter torn open, but left In tho Office.
suspicion points to some fellows who were
seen about here yesterday, aud who arc
thought to be from Parkersburg.
Gen. 7. NJ. Harris, one Of the leading
politicians Of this State, was kicked by a
COW yesterday and three OF his riba were
broken. 1t Is thought by some that the
injury may prove fatal, as Gen. Harris 10
quite aged and the kick Ia heavy nhock.
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lE DIED..

M1LLER-on Thursday evening. July 81. 1857.
~ dEohoE MILES, aged 80 ycAra anu months.
The funeral will take place from his late residence.
NO. 40 Alley Q. on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends oil the iauily are invited.
1nsermcat at Peninsula Cemetery.
49, precious one from us has gone, n f
.is,t, a voice We lloyd Is stitted; M
-f2I place IL vacant In our home 49,,
which never can DO allied, Sd, z .t'-1 /.
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lfnckinY I'M Po,rtlarlu

FALL RIVER, MASS, July 2l.-Distrjct
Assembly No. 80, knights Of Labor, to-
day chose ten delegates to the Mime
apolis convention. They stand six. to
four in favor Of Powderly's adminis-
tration, r.iil,12-5 -,1',, -
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Tus Wheeling 4 Lake Erie extension
seems to be go. That is to say, 1t aeems
to be going TO come. 1t will be great
thing for tho outside world to get into
Wheeling over that line. ft.
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Is STANLEY DEAD!
a wild Humor vim Il Missionary WHO Got It
From n Sptiye. IL -7sgss


LONDON, July 2l.-A dispatch from st.
Thomas, West Africa, says: The West
African company has received report
that Henry NJ. Stanley, African explorer,
has been shot dead by natives, with whom
his expedition was fighting in order to
obtain supplieu. Another account says
that the steamer on which Stanley was
proceeding in tho route OF Emin Bey was
sunk and that the explorer was drowned.
The report emanates from missionary at
Matadi, who received it from native
from up the country. .F3laS.35s N
The rumor is utterly discredited here.
The latest authentic news from him was
from Aruwimi and was sent under date Of
June 2. It would be impoaaible for a ma
tive to reach Matadi and then ST. Thomas
since that time. The distance between
Matsdi and Aruwimi alone is q thousand
miles through the toughest country. .s,55tt- a
sir Henry q. Thurston Holland, Secre-
tary OF State for the Colonies, stated in
the Commons this afternoon that the Gov
eminent had no Information about the
reported death OF Henry NJ. Stanley. d,
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WHEN an Ohio Democrat goes to WASH
ingtcn now he will be pleasantly received
md promised something nice after the
national convention. Doesn't the Preai-
dent appreciate pretty compliment
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Mn. POWELL is as nice man az Cover
nor Foraker wants to beat. Unless the
Republicans make come inexcusable blum
der, this ia going to be the olFeat kind Of a
year for Democrats in Ohio. 49,